![]() ![]() "If two such physical theories or models accurately predict the same events, one cannot be said to be more real than the other rather, we are free to use whichever model is most convenient." This appears to be saying there is no ultimate truth or reality. Also introduces a kind of post-modern view of truth. P7 basically argues against common sense, in that it is tied to common experience. P6 gives Feynmann a ride, and points to idea that universe has no single history. Chesterton's statement "Philosophy is thought that is well thought-out" None of this seems well thought-out. ![]() Philosophy has not kept up with modern developments in science, particularly physics." I think these are really stupid statements, so my immediate impression was that I hope Hawking gets a great burst of sales from pre-publicity, because if this kind of statement characterizes the approach, the public is going to get wind of it. ![]() P 5 Raises philosophical questions like "Where did this all come from? Did the universe need a creator?" Then responds with "Traditionally these are questions for philosophy, but philosophy is dead. ![]() The Grand Design, Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow The Grand Design Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow ![]()
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